Weston News Roundup of Illness Deaths and Local Visits
Word reaches Weston of Rachel Barrett's serious illness in Columbus. Addison McDonald, ex sheriff of Lewis county, died at Polk Creek and was buried at Maldeck. Samuel Winke leaves for Philadelphia on business. Officials Camden and Bowles attend National Exchange Bank Board meeting. Miss Davis Davis of Grafton visits Mr. Wm. Dunnington. Numerous locals travel to Wheeling for Junior order degree. Ice on the river pleases youths. hockey favored. Ed Tunetil returns after long illness. M J Donahue and Rose Dyer marry Sunday night. Local businessman’s union marriage planned with Weston’s daughter discussed. Reef Inspector Gray resigns. Tom Mulvanoy fills temporarily.
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Weston
W. Va
Rachel Barrett
Columbus
J. H. Edwards
Addison McDonald
Lewis County
Polk Creek
Maldeck
Samuel Winke
Philadelphia
John Camden
H. G. Bowles
Sprigg Camden
National Exchange Bank Board
Miss Davis
T. M. Davis
Grafton
Wm. Li. Dunnington
Anistor Bilkley
P. T
Father McBride
Clarksburg Buchness
Ev. J. W. Harkens
Tom Mulvanoy
Grafton Briefs Highlight Local Court and Visits
In Grafton West Virginia on January 18 Hon C F Teter seeks judicial honors while Judge Hoke leaves for Randolph county to begin a session. A verdict for the plaintiff in First National Bank vs William R Loar Company gives the bank immediate possession and signals a new bank soon. Local residents Irene Sheats Blanche Sheats Annie Cook visit Buckhannon Parkersburg. Miss Kate Koolz hosts a party for visitor Lida Bowden from Can Hap. Mrs Wm Rickey visits Fairmont. Miss Prudence Hinks returns from New York and opens a general store with B I Rector as manager. John N Tregellas elected president of the Grafton Board of Trade.
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Grafton
W.va
C. F. Teter
Hoke
Randolph County
Wm. R. Loar & Co
Bank Peerie
John B. McCoy
Irene
Blanche Sheats
Buckhannon
Annie Cook
Parkersburg
W. B. Cordon
Barhour Bounty
Kate Koolz
Washington Street
Mise Lida Bowden
Dave Kinettina
Isit
Wheeling
Wm. Rickey
Fairmont
George Jolliffe
Misa Prudence Hinks
New York City
Our City
John N. Tregellas
Grafton Board of Trade
New Smoking Craze Sparks Tea Room Sensation in New York
In New York on September 18 a French smoking craze arrives via a Countess dispersing cigarette wrappers stamped with crests. Women at tea rooms and clubs experiment with decorative cigarettes designed for after dinner, a blend of perfume and musk that suggests sociable charm. The trend spreads through fashionable salons and tea rooms, replacing ordinary smoking with these scented, paper-wrapped cigarettes.
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